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Explore New Zealand's
unique education
Primary and secondary education system
Academic system
Elementary: Grades 1-6
Junior High School: Grades 7-8
High School: Grades 9-13
Four semesters each year: end of January-early April→two weeks vacation→early May-early July→two weeks vacation→end of July-end of September→mid-October-mid-December→six-week summer vacation
School time: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm-3:30 pm; club activities and more are before or after this time
tuition fee
International student tuition/year: about 20,000 New Zealand dollars (100,000 RMB)
Private school tuition/year: about 20,000 New Zealand dollars (100,000 RMB)
Public schools: Free for local students, enrolling by school district; children of work visa holders can enter public schools for free as local students
course
All high schools offer New Zealand's local NCEA (National Certificate of Educational Achievement ), and some schools offer both IB or Cambridge A-Level courses; all three courses are recognized by international universities
Year 11 students can choose 3-4 subjects in addition to English (or English for non-native speakers) and mathematics to explore their interests, and in grades 12 and 13, they can choose courses related to their intended career direction
Optional subjects include: science (physics, chemistry, biology); social science (history, geography); business (accounting, economics); foreign languages (Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, French, etc.); engineering (product design, etc.); art ( painting, photography, design, sculpture); music; sports, etc.
Types of colleges and universities
8 national universities
new zealand institute of skills and technology
private higher education institutions
Division of Education Levels
Specialist certificate
Diploma
Duration of study: x years
IELTS requirement: 5.0/5.5
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Postgraduate Diploma
Postgraduate Diploma
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Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree
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Master's degree
Master's Degree
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Post-Baccalaureate Diploma
Graduate Diploma
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PhD
PhD
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Education Methods
Target
Enable students to follow their passions, thereby stimulating initiative
Focus on the cultivation of creativity and critical thinking
To develop citizens who have an international perspective and contribute to society
classroom
Most of the school's classes are very relaxed. As long as you have an idea, you can raise your hand to speak, and you don't even have to stand up. Everyone collides with sparks of thinking in brainstorming.
Especially in liberal arts subjects, teachers encourage students to put forward different views and justify their own opinions, focusing on the process of discussion rather than the conclusion ; The liberal arts exams are mostly based on essay writing, which can be played freely without standard answers.
take an exam
Teachers rarely conduct collective review in the way of "marking knowledge points", so self-learning ability will be exercised in independent review and group learning among classmates
Different from the college entrance examination "one test for life", NCEA combines several internal school tests during the school year with the unified test at the end of the year to obtain the final score
Universities usually don't have much formal class time each week . , but everyone needs a lot of preparation to participate in class discussions, so a high degree of self-discipline is important.